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muslim converts’ association of singapore (darul arqam singapore)

02 President’s Message

03 Council Members

04 Executive Committee

05 Staff

07 Corporate Affairs & IT Division

13 Converts’ Development Division

19 Education & Da’wah Division

32 Finance & Strategic Development Division

34 Marketing & Corporate Communications Division

36 Volunteers’ List

The Muslim Converts’ Association of Singapore (Darul Arqam Singapore) is a registered charitable organization dedicated towards public education, social welfare and religious enhancement of the community. The cross-cultural fabric of our members and community indeed represents the essence of harmonious living in a multi-racial country that transcend global boundaries.

32 Onan Road, The GalaxyTel: +65 6348 8344 Fax: +65 6440 6724

Email: [email protected]: www.darul-arqam.org.sg

Registered with Registry of Society under the Societies ActUEN: S80SS0037D© 2010 Muslim Converts’ Association of Singapore

Text and Design by Marketing & Communications Division (MCC)

OUR MISSIONOUR MISSIONOUR MISSION

CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS

• To provide religious guidance and render assistance to members as may be necessary.• To organise religious, literary, and/or recreational activities and to publish Islamic articles

and/or literature;• To participate and provide welfare services for the community where necessary; and• To represent the interests of all Muslim converts residing in Singapore

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGEPRESIDENT’S MESSAGEPRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Assalamu’alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

Alhamdulillah, the conclusion of 2009 marked another chapter for progress in the Association. As the tide of economic challenges rose over the year, the Association continued to extend its hands to the community through its various programme with the motivation to drive ourselves towards betterment.

Education has always been a core precedence in our mission to spread better understanding of Islam. With more efforts dedicated to this cause, the participation in our courses had significantly increased as we catered to the needs of those who seek knowledge at the Association. Designed to help develop the Muslim individual, all the courses – beginner, intermediate and advanced levels – generated more participation and interest this year. To further inspire the people in their pursuit of learning, the new Al-Mawrid Resource Library at the Galaxy was opened towards the end of 2009.

We continued to serve more in the community who were affected by the economic turmoil as applications for financial assistance gradually escalated. In facing the unpredictable economic situation with the poor and needy, the Association strived to help through a substantial increase in the provision of monetary assistance as well as motivational programmes to build their strength and enhance their resilience in times of difficult.

Being the social bridge especially to the new Muslims, the Association devoted efforts to produce social programmes that would strengthen the network of Muslims and assist the integration of the new Muslims with their new Islamic identity.

With the continued trust from Zakat contributors this year, the Association strived to solidify our programmes to provide the necessities for the asnafs mentioned in the Holy Quran. Alhamdulillah, the unwavering support from the donors, members and volunteers, had fortifiedthe Association’s efforts to continue caring for the welfare of the people.

Insha’Allah, the blessings of Allah (SWT) will continue to guide us in fulfilling our duties as Muslims who embrace the revered qualities valued in Islam. Let us move forward in unity and together move the community towards excellence and harmony.

Wassalamu’alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

Muhd Faiz Edwin Ignatious MPresidentDarul Arqam Singapore

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3COUNCIL MEMBERSCOUNCIL MEMBERSCOUNCIL MEMBERS

The Council members elected for the term 2008 to 2010 were as follows:

1. Bro. Muhd Faiz Edwin Ignatious2. Bro. Imran Andrew Price3. Bro. Abdul Jalil Muhd Tahir4. Bro. Abdul Wahab Mattar5. Bro. Ariff Sultan s/o Yousoff Sultan6. Bro. Muhd Mubarak Habib Mohd7. Bro. Muhd Remy Abdullah8. Bro. Syed Hassan Syed Nashir Alsagoff9. Bro. Syed Ismail Ahmad Alsagoff10. Bro. Razees Abdul Karim (relinquished on

30 May 09 & co-opted on 26 December 09)11. Sis. Dalya Fong Abdullah12. Sis. Safiyyah Maria Pilar Mendoza Flores13. Bro. Ahmed Ansari Mohamed Yusope14. Bro. Danial Bohan15. Bro. Hafidz Abdullah

16. Bro. Faisal A Fernandez17. Bro. Muhd Ridzuan Ng18. Bro. Imran Toh Kim Heng19. Bro. Ridzuan Wu Chia Chung20. Bro. Shahbaz Ahmad21. Bro. Terence Kenneth John Nunis @ Sayf

Udeen22. Bro. Muhd Karim Francis (co-opted on 30

May 09) 23. Bro. Firdaus Ong (co-opted on 30 May 09)24. Bro. Abdul Razak (co-opted on 30 May 09)25. Sis. Faridah Tay (resigned)26. Sis. Fatimah Abdullah27. Sis. Lily Khoo @ Shahira Abdullah28. Sis. Pok Soon Choo @ Nur Azilah Pok

Abdullah29. Sis. Wong Sai Fung @ Iman Abdullah

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEEXECUTIVE COMMITTEEEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Executive Committee members as at 31 December 2009:

Bro. Muhd Faiz Edwin Ignatious PresidentBro. Imran Andrew Price Deputy PresidentBro. Abdul Jalil Muhd Tahir Vice President (Corporate Affairs)Bro. Hafidz Abdullah Asst. Vice President (Corporate Affairs)Bro. Imran Toh Vice President (Finance & Strategic Dev)Sis. Dalya Fong Abdullah Asst. Vice President (Finance & Strategic Dev)Bro. Muhd Mubarak Habib Mohd Vice President (Education & Da’wah)Bro. Ariff Sultan s/o Yousoff Sultan Asst. Vice President (Education & Da’wah)Bro. Muhd Karim Francis Asst. Vice President (Education & Da’wah)Bro. Muhd Remy Abdullah Vice President (Converts’ Development)Sis. Safiyyah Maria Pilar Mendoza Flores Asst. Vice President (Converts’ Development)Bro. Abdul Wahab Mattar Vice President (Marketing & Corporate Communications)

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As at 31 December 09, the total staff strength of Darul Arqam was 33.

GENERAL MANAGER’S OFFICEBro. Zainal Abidin Nordin General ManagerSis. Suhaila Ismail MSO – Secretary

CORPORATE AFFAIRS & ITSis. Rozie Ismail Head of DivisionSis. Zahara Zainudin Senior MSOBro. Farid Rizan Abd Razak Ahmad MSOBro. Mohd Sameer Shahul Hamid MSOBro. Ardian Saliman MSO

FINANCE & STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENTSis. Norsiah Saad Head of DivisionSis. Hanim Yahya Senior EO Sis. Norzaah Musa MSOSis. Jazzerina Johan MSO

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STAFF

CONVERTS’ DEVELOPMENTDr Siti Maryam Head of DivisionSis. NurulJannah Harith Fadzillah Senior EOSis. Rusmini Komzari EO – CounsellorBro. Muhd Amin Teo Abdullah Senior MSOSis. Noormala Saleh MSOSis. Irwani Asad MSOBro. Muhd Ishak Kamarudin MSO

EDUCATION & DA’WAH Bro. Mohamed Meeranudeen Asst Head (Operations)Bro. Razali Tompang Asst Head (Business Dev.)Sis. Sharifah Khadijah EO (Education)Bro. Maung Kyaw Zin Tun @ Omar Ma EO (Education)Sis. Nor’ashikeen Abdullah MSO (Education)Bro. Muhd Fairuz Abdullah MSO (Education)Bro. Muhd Amir Johan MSO (Education)Bro. Junaidi Ali Senior MSO (Da’wah)Sis. Siti Hanem Md Said Senior MSO (CIMS)Sis. Rohiza Abdul Rahman MSO (CIMS)Sis. Nur Fazliana Abdul Rahman MSO (CIMS)Sis. Hazidah Kasmani MSO (CIMS)

MARKETING & CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONSBro. Anis s/o Madarsa Maricar Head of DivisionSis. Aishah Mohamed Hussein EO – Editor Bro. Rosni Rohany Senior MSO

Legend: *CIMS – Centre for Islamic Management Studies*MSO – Management Support Officer*EO – Executive Officer

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CORPORATE AFFAIRS & IT (CA)CORPORATE AFFAIRS & IT (CA)CORPORATE AFFAIRS & IT (CA)

MEMBERSHIPThe Association’s membership stands at 1,915 as at 31 December. The breakdown in the type of membership is as follows:

The membership privileges include receiving copies of The Muslim Reader and MCAS News, discounts for books at The English Islamic Bookshop and courses offered by Darul Arqam, and priority registration for events, talks, and seminars.

Month No. of Renewals

Applications for year 2009

Converts Entitlement 2009

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

8540337

138

132519192780


23161719217

19174899


466259504864554646524557

TOTAL 369 TOTAL 169 TOTAL 630

The Association’s membership from 2007 to 2009 is as shown:

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Chart 1: Membership as at 31 December 2009

Chart 2: Membership from 2007 to 2009 Chart 3: Breakdown Number of Converts to Born Muslim

Table 1: Membership Monthly Breakdown

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19

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767

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INTERNAL AUDITORS Bro. Khalid Husain and Bro. Farooq Ahmad Mann were elected as the Internal Auditors of the Association for the term 2008 to 2010. However, Bro. Farooq Ahmad Mann tendered his resignation as the Internal Auditor due to his overseas posting. Bro. Johari Abdul Aziz was elected by Council on 26 December to replace Bro. Farooq Ahmad Mann.

TRUSTEESThe Association’s Trustees are Bro. Sidek Saniff, Bro. Ridzuan Wu and Bro. Kamar Lim.

RISEAP (Regional Islamic Dakwah Council of South East Asia and The Pacific)The Association is a corporate member of RISEAP.

GUESTSDarul Arqam Singapore received the following guests in 2009:

DATE GUESTS ORGANISATION COUNTRY13 March 20 Delegates Jabatan Hal Ehwal Agama Islam Negeri Sabah Malaysia21 March 45 Delegates Al-Khair Mosque Singapore18 May 2 Delegates Al-Islamiyah Foundation, Jakarta Indonesia12 May 4 Delegates Da’wah Committee of the Islamic Union Hong Kong06 June 43 Delegates Pusat Qiraati Al Hikam, Kedah Malaysia16 June Shaykh Walead Mohammed

MosaadAubah Foundation, Abu Dhabi UAE

20 July 18 Delegates Catholic Lay Missionary Singapore27 July Dr. Jamil Mirdad Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia Singapore01 October Mr. M.I Ali Peace Propagation Center India06 October Imam Idris Mosques in Germany Photography Exhibition Germany09 October Mr. Min Shou Chan Chinese Muslim Association in Pain Oo Lwin

Town; Al-Manaar Islamic Arabic InstituteMyanmar

19 October 48 Delegates AJK Masjid Jamek Bandar Permas, Johore Malaysia27 October Ms. Samiha Hussein Personal & Educational Visit Egypt07 November Mr. Yousuf Ahmad Deedat

Mr. Muhammad Ismail Omar(son of late Ahmad Deedat)Advocate of the High Court

South Africa

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19 December 42 Delegates Kolej Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Selangor (KUIS)

Malaysia

22 December A/Prof Dr Hj Muhamad Rahimi Osman, Delegation of 7 Professors

Centre of Islamic Study & Understanding (CiTU) Malaysia

22 December Mr Agaz Islamic Information Center of North America USA

OFFICIAL IFTARThe Association held its Official Iftar on 5 September. The invited guests who attended the function included:

EMBASSYHigh Commission for the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Embassy of the Republic of IndonesiaEmbassy of the Philippines High Commission of MalaysiaEmbassy of the Arab Republic of Eygpt

MOSQUEAl-Istiqamah Mosque Sultan MosqueAssyafah Mosque Wak Tanjong MosqueHaji Mohd Salleh Mosque Al-Falah MosqueHaji Yussof Mosque Malabar MosqueHasanah Mosque

MUSLIM ORGANISATIONSSingapore Malay Teachers Union PergasMuslim Kidney Action Association Persekutuan Kebajikan Islam Telok KurauJamiyah Singapore Singapore Kadayanallur Muslim LeagueFederation Of Indian Muslim Syariah CourtMajlis Pusat Muhammadiyah Association Muslimin Trust Funds Association NUS Muslim SocietySingapore Pakistani Association

OTHER ORGANISATIONSHindu Faith The Islamic Bank Of Asia


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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENTPolicies & ProceduresThe staff handbook was reviewed, and disseminated to the staff in September.

SPURThrough the enhanced funding scheme called Skills Programme for Upgrading and Resilience (SPUR), staff received training during the economic downturn period so as to build strong capabilities for the recovery.

Wellness ProgrammeWith grants from the Singapore Sports Council and the Health Promotion Board, a series of health and sports programme had been executed.

DATE DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAMME HELD21 January Health Talk on “Understanding Food Label to Make Healthier Selection” by Ms. Sheeba

Majmudar from Fitness Health Int’l Pte Ltd31 March Workshop on “Power Snack” by Ms. Jenny Goh from Fitness Health Int’l Pte Ltd29 April Health Talk on “Conflict Resolution at Home and Work” by Mr Alan Yeo from Fitness

Health Int’l Pte Ltd7 & 21 May, 6 June and 2 July

Badminton Sessions at Geylang Serai Community Centre

24 June Health Talk on “Essence of Success: Harmonizing Career & Life” by Mr Alan Yeo from Fitness Health Int’l Pte Ltd

29 September Health Talk on “Smoking Awareness” by Health Promotion Board22 October Inter-Division Badminton Friendly29 October Battle of the Sexes Cycling Event10 December Staff Bowling Friendly

Business Continuity PlanningStaff were regularly updated on the development of the Influenza A (H1N1-2009) virus and the advisories provided by the Government. Infection control measures, including business continuity planning, were developed to ensure that disruptions would be minimised and that the Association remained viable during this period.

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VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (VMS)Volunteers contribute to a wide range of services from management to operational duties and assignments in accordance with the needs of the organisation. Significantly, they contribute in various programmes involving event management, training, celebrations, Zakat programmes, in-house activities and other initiatives to enhance our service to the community. Volunteers also contributed in niche programmes that required their professional expertise, such as the free legal clinic, befriending programme, counselling, courses, registrarship for conversions, Solat tutors and advisors, public lectures, seminars and more.

EventsOn 31 December, the Staff and Ex-Co gathered for a luncheon to commemorate Awwal Muharram.

Maulidul Rasul, Eid Celebrations, Iftar – These are annual features that highlight volunteer commitment and contribution in the forms of performances, crowd management, logistics planning and more.

Orientation Orientations were held to provide budding volunteers with more information on the programmes and activities of the Association, as well as to assist them in matching their passion and skills to the opportunities at hand. A volunteer orientation handbook and a website link also provided details of volunteer-related programmes.There were periodical meetings with vendors and the VMS committee to refine the database management and the processing of new volunteers.

BURSARY GRANTSDarul Arqam provides education grants twice yearly, in January and July, to encourage its members to continuously seek knowledge.

Applicants for the grant were interviewed to ensure their aptitudes and suitability in the area they wished to pursue. In all, 13 members had been awarded the education grant in 2009.

The recipients were as follows:Aishah AmatNazierah OsmanNuashikin OmarSuhaizad SamsudinSyah Iskandar MuslimNur Hayati JumaliSheikh Omar Mohamad

Siti Masturah IbrahimSiti Nuraida NorzarudinNur Sadidah Mohmad SaidNur Annisaa Nadiyah Ahmad JalaluddinMuhammad Shafaat Muhammad SyonanMuzzamil Mohamed Yassin


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LEGAL CLINICIn 2009, the Legal Clinic handled 77 cases; a majority of the cases involved marital and civil issues.

Legal Sub CommitteeChairmanBro. Abdul Salim Abdul Ibrahim

MembersBro. Abdul Jalil M TahirBro. Mohd Lutfi HussinBro. Abdul Hamid SultanBro. Faizal Ashraf

Sis. Saburabi Nila IbrahimSis. Eliany JamilSis. Rahayu

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT)Tender of the IT Hardware & Software Upgrading ProjectIn April, the IT sub committee had opened the tender for the replacement of the Association’s IT hardware. Presentations of the solutions were made by several vendors to the IT subcommittee in November. The contract is expected to be awarded to the selected vendor in March 2010.

Procurement of New VOIP Telephone SystemThe new VOIP telephone system was launched on 6 July to replace the ageing analogue key telephone system. Administrator, Contact Agents and End User trainings on the numerous functions of the new phone was conducted on 2 July.

Procurement of Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS)A decision to procure a UPS to support the data switch for the VOIP phone server system was made in July. The VOIP system needed the data switch to connect to all the IP phones via Ethernet cables, thus it is imperative to obtain a UPS, which supports the whole phone network during any impending failure.The UPS was delivered on 9 September and was launched on 11 September. This provided back-up battery power to the data switch long enough for normal power to be restored should there be any power surges, blackouts etc in the Association.

Procurement of New ProjectorsIn November, Darul Arqam purchased five new Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) projectors to replace the existing ones. The new projectors were expected to provide good picture quality for at least three years, which is the usual lifespan of such equipment.


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CONVERSIONIn 2009, Darul Arqam managed 630 of the total number of 631 conversions to Islam registered in Singapore. This represents 99.8% of all conversions in Singapore.

Table 2: Conversions At Darul Arqam & Singapore From 2007 to 2009

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2007 52 46 50 39 48 50 51 42 63 31 48 54 574 98.7 581

2008 53 39 55 51 47 45 73 56 47 31 51 56 604 99.2 609

2009 46 62 59 50 48 64 55 46 46 52 45 57 630 99.8 631

One-Stop Centre for Converts (OSCC)In 2009, Darul Arqam continued to facilitate the issuance of the Conversion Card and reimbursements of transport claims, circumcision fees, and the fees incurred by Converts when they insert their Muslim names in their identity card.

CONVERTS’ DEVELOPMENT (CDD)CONVERTS’ DEVELOPMENT (CDD)CONVERTS’ DEVELOPMENT (CDD)

Chart 4: Conversion in Singapore and Darul Arqam (2007 - 2009) 0

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604 609 630 631

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Darul ArqamSingapore

574 581

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ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMESBefrienders SchemeThe Befrienders Scheme was designed to assist those attending the Beginners’ Course on Islam (BCI) to have small group discussions after each weekly class.

There were a total of two sessions of Befrienders and Befriendees Gathering during the BCI (on every fifth and tenth sessions). The gathering with Befrienders was held just before the class commenced. This allowed the Befriendees to interact with the Befrienders outside the formal class setting.

Personal CoachingThe Individual Personal Coaching (IPC) was provided for students who had irregular work hours, travelled frequently, and required a language other than English as the medium of instruction, or on a very short stay in Singapore. The IPC was conducted at the mutual convenience of the teacher and the student. In 2009, 165 students completed the IPC course.

Monthly DiscussionA total of 14 Monthly Discussions in English was managed with the support of the Filipino Converts, with about 40 participants each session. The participants were born Muslims and non-Muslims. The Asatizah who led the sessions were Ustadz Jamal U Soe Thein, Ustadz Zhulkeefle Hj. Ismail, Ustadz Hanapi Kassim, Ustadz Syed Esa Alkaff, Ustadz Bani Ali, and Sis. Kamariah Ahmad. The Monthly Discussions in Tamil for Converts and born Muslims were conducted for a total of 10 sessions. The sessions were conducted by the Imam of Abdul Gafoor Mosque, Moulana Hafidz Rafeek Ahmad, and Ustadz Mohamed Sadkhdullah Abdul Kaiyoom, with an average attendance of about 40 participants.

A total of 11 Monthly Discussions in Mandarin were conducted by Sis. Kartinah Poh, Bro. Jaafar Mah and Ustadz Omar Mah with an average attendance of about 16 participants per session.

There were 12 sessions organised for the Monthly Discussion in Myanmar language. These sessions were conducted by Ustadz Jamal U Soe Thein. The average number of participants for each of these sessions was between 50 and 70.

TahlilThe Tahlil sessions were led by Ustadz Zainal Zakaria on the last Thursday of every month with an attendance of about 50 participants

CDD Presentation of Services at BCIThe programme highlighted services at CDD that the Converts or potential Converts could benefit from. It explained the process of coming to Islam and the education path available to the participants upon completing

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BCI. The presentation was conducted at the second last BCI class of each cycle. A total of 22 presentations were organised. They were conducted by Bro. Remy Abdullah, Sis. Safiyyah and Bro. Amin Teo.

Internalising Islam 1 & 2 This programme was introduced in 2008 and it aimed to facilitate and improve the understanding of the Converts about Islam. The event was conducted on 23 and 24 April with Prof Dr. Kamar Oniah Kamaruzaman as the speaker. About 70 participants attended the event.

COUNSELLING SERVICESCounselling Shari’ah Court CasesIn 2009, Shari’ah Court referred 166 cases to the Association; 149 cases were closed and 16 cases were brought forward to 2010. 110 walk-in counselling cases were also managed.

Prison CounsellingDarul Arqam started to provide religious counselling to the Prisons Department in the year 2004. In total, about 300 inmates benefited from the programme in 2009.

Since the closure of Selarang Park DRC and Sembawang Prison, all inmates had been transferred to the new Changi Prison under Cluster B3 and B5 respectively. The services at the Cluster B3 and B5 started in September. While the 3 Asatizah, Ustadz Umar Siraj, Ustadz Hanapi Kasim and Ustadz Zainal Zakaria were with Cluster B, the new volunteers in this programme included Ustadz Masruhan Bin Kyai Choteb and Ustadz Abdul Kadir Bin Elias Ali.

Our volunteer, Ustadz Syed Esa Alkaff, had been assigned to attend to the inmates at Kaki Bukit Centre (KBC). About 138 inmates received the religious learning at KBC.

Pre-Conversion Advice (PCA)Since 10 December 2007, the PCA had been integrated to be part of the conversion process, held on the same day as the conversion ceremony. During the PCA, the Pre-Conversion advisor would ask the potential Convert on their basic understanding of Islam to refer the potential Convert to the different courses to improve their understanding.

Converts’ In-Laws Support ProgrammeA total of 50 participants took part in the Converts’ In-Laws Support Programme on 28 February and 1 August. The objective was to help the participants, who were In-laws (or prospective In-laws) of the Converts, understand how they can assist Converts in adapting to an Islamic family life. The speakers were Ustadz Hanapi Kassim, Bro. Hamzah Abdul Mutalib and Bro. Muhd Remy Abdullah.


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Staying Happily Married ProgrammeA total of 13 couples participated in the Staying Happily Married Programme on 18 April and 21 November. The objective was to aid married couples in strengthening their understanding on the fundamentals of marriage and knowing each other better towards building trust. The speakers were Ustadz Hanapi Kassim and Sis. Zaharah Ariff.

Basic and Para-Counselling WorkshopsTwo workshops were conducted in 2009 (28 February and 26 July) to provide the participants with basic skills in counselling. It aimed to create a better understanding of how to deal with clients during counselling. A total of about 60 participants, made up of staff, volunteers and befrienders, benefitted from this workshop. The speaker was Sis. Maimunah Mosli from As-Salaam PPIS Family Support Centre.

Workshop on Faraidh (Distribution of Wealth)A workshop on Faraidh was conducted on 15 August for new Converts, registrars, volunteers, befrienders and staff. The objective was to equip our participants with knowledge of Faraidh (Distribution of wealth). The speaker was Ustadz Tarmizi Wahid and a total of 25 participants attended the session.

Renewing Faith Task Force (RFTF)The RFTF comprised members with vast experience in counselling, comparative religion and with relatively good knowledge of Islamic jurisprudence. The RFTF was a committee set up to contact those who advised the Association about apostasy. Sharing and training sessions were organised for the members to equip them with relevant skills to manage renunciation cases.

WELFARE (FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE)Financial Assistance DisbursementA total of $867,172 (inclusive of the Zakat Disbursement in Ramadhan and Year-End School Aid) was disbursed to about 650 families. The monthly disbursement included the provision of Fidyah of about $53,500, including the Ramadhan Fidyah disbursement. Refer to Table 3 and Chart 5 for the breakdown of Financial Assistance recipients.

Table 3: Monthly Disbursements (no. of families) for Year 2008 to 2009

MthYr Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

2008 135 131 138 141 150 145 157 158 157 130 161 1662009 170 175 200 219 230 245 254 262 263 268 287 297


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Zakat Disbursement in RamadhanOn 30 August, the yearly Zakat Disbursement was conducted, involving 650 families. Each family was given $216 during this disbursement. The Guest of Honour was Dr. Mohd Maliki Osman, Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of National Development. A total of $140,400.00 was distributed ($130,000 from Zakat and $10,400 from Fidyah).

Year-End School Aid DisbursementBetween 3 November and 2 December, the Year-End School Aid review was conducted for the poor and needy children to provide financial assistance to those who were still in school. In total, the disbursement was for 310 families with 820 schoolgoing children. The total expenditure was $132,220. Religious Talks for Fakir Miskin (FM) RecipientsBetween March and August, two religious talks were organised for the financial assistance recipients to assist them to appreciate the importance of the upcoming Ramadhan and other subjects on Islam. A total of 70 participants took part. The facilitators of the programme were Ustadz Mohd Ashraff Affendi and Ustadz Syed Hamid Alkaff.

Budgeting Board Games for FM RecipientsOn 22 February, a budgeting workshop in the form of board games was organised with the support of South East CDC. The objective was to educate the FM clients on how to handle their finances wisely. 15 FM clients attended the workshop.

Cupcake Decoration WorkshopOn 18 December, our FM volunteers and Maybank organised a cupcake decoration training workshop for the FM clients. There were 50 participants, who were mostly children of FM clients.

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SOCIALEidul Adha Prayers About 250 members and Converts attended the Eidul Adha prayers at Darul Arqam on Monday, 27 November. The Imam and Khatib for both prayers was Ustadz Abdul Malik and the Muazzin was Bro. Hafidz Abdullah.

Iftar (22, 29 August and 5, 12 September)The 4 Iftars were held on 22, 29 August and 5, 12 September. The attendance for each Iftar was about 400 to 500 guests. The third Iftar held on 5 September was attended by invited guests from various Muslim organisations, Inter Religious Organisations and Embassies. The members from the different Multi National Clubs were the task leaders in the Ramadhan Iftar programme.

Eidul Fitr PrayersAbout 250 brothers and sisters attended the Eid Prayers on 20 September. The prayers started at 8.30am and were led by Imam and Khatib, Ustadz Ibrahim Kassim. The Muazzin was Bro. Razid Ramli.

Religious Guidance for Indonesian Domestic Helpers The Indonesian Domestic Helpers programme was conducted on the first Sunday of each month. On the average, about 120 to 180 Indonesian Domestic helpers attended each religious class.

Basic Qur’an Reading for Indonesian Workers in SingaporeFor the benefit of the Indonesian workers in Singapore, basic Qur’an reading class was introduced in 2008. This was conducted to supplement the religious class provided mainly for the workers; it was held every first Sunday of every month before the Religious Guidance.

Youth of Darul Arqam – YODASeveral committed volunteers and Befrienders mooted on the feasibility of forming the Youth of Darul Arqam (or YODA), which was eventually launched in December.

A forum was organised as a platform to introduce the beauty of Islam to the youth. It also encouraged them to explore the vastness of the Knowledge of Islam, which they might not know have existed in this modern age. The forum aimed to engage the participants in discussions about issues confronting them today and to reset the stereotypical thinking of youths with regard to Islam as well as matters that affect them and their faith.


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• Beginners Course on Islam Xpress was conducted every week in 2009 to assist participants with short term visa in Singapore.

• DACC and DAYS were merged into a single system called “DACCnDAYS”, which consisted of four programmes.

• “Awareness Through Masjid Tour” (ATMT) workshops were organised with Discover Islam, Bahrain. A committee; comprised of representatives from Darul Arqam, Masjid Abdul Gafoor, Masjid Al-Abrar, Masjid Sultan and Masjid Jamae Chulia; was formed to coordinate the training of docents.

• The Qur’anic modules of EISP were made free in 2009. Student intake for these observed a six-fold increase.

• The Al-Mawrid Resource Library was built into a portion of the third storey office at The Galaxy. It is a non-borrowing library with over 2,000 books on various fields across the Islamic landscape.

• All courses at the Association are open to Converts, born-Muslims and non-Muslims.

COURSESKnowing Islam Session (KIS)Knowing Islam Session provided the platform for non-Muslims to get an overview of Islam. After the session, interested participants were encouraged to attend other classes, such as Beginners’ Course in Islam, conducted at the Association.

EDUCATION & DA’WAH (EDD)EDUCATION & DA’WAH (EDD)EDUCATION & DA’WAH (EDD)

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Conducted on every Sunday (except Public Holidays) for a period of 2 ½ hours, this free course attracted 578 participants this year: 53% non-Muslims, 5% Converts and 42% born-Muslims. Chart 6 shows the overall breakdown.

Born Muslims - 241

Converts - 33

Non-Muslims - 304Chart 6: Attendees in Knowing Islam Sessions by

Religious Type

Chart 7: Enrolment in BCI (2007-2009)

EDUCATION & DA’WAH (EDD)

Beginners’ Course on Islam (BCI)Beginners’ Course on Islam was open to any adult individual who is keen to learn more about Islam. The free course lasted for about 10 weeks and explained the fundamentals of the Faith based on our recommended text, “The Essence of Islam”. Participants were also able to learn about mosque etiquette during the visit to a nearby mosque.

There were 26 cycles of BCI (in English and Mandarin) conducted throughout the year. The breakdown for the overall attendance is: 38% born-Muslims, 17% Converts, 19% non-Muslims and 26% walk-in cases.

This year, BCI recorded an enrolment of 1,251 participants (including BCI Mandarin). The following chart shows the enrolment for the past three years.

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BCI BCX BCI BCX BCI BCXJanuary 82 51 94 51 214 45February 117 68 72 27 82 39

March 62 78 71 44 133 33April 221 25 83 32 81 43May 86 47 105 48 65 30June 144 70 97 48 53 20July 135 50 104 58 113 42

August 79 28 64 32 112 42September 60 45 78 31 55 32

October 123 37 38 62 56 33November 130 39 91 19 52 32December 12 79 79 26 75 22

TOTAL 1251 617 976 478 1091 416GRAND TOTAL 1868 1454 1507

Beginners’ Course on Islam Xpress (BCX)The BCX course content is similar to BCI but it had been compressed to four times a week over a session of 2 hours each, offered on weekdays. It was meant for those who were unable to attend the evening or weekend BCI cycles due to irregular work hours or their short stay in Singapore. Conducted during the day, with its flexible schedule, in 2009 it attracted 617 students: 14% born-Muslims, 20% Converts, 29% non-Muslims and 37% walk-in cases.

Table 4: Total Enrolment for BCI & BCX in 2007-2009

Chart 8: Enrolment in BCX (2007-2009)


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Beginners Course on Islam 2 (BCI 2)BCI 2 acted as a follow-up course after one had completed the BCI or BCX. This free course is meant to ease the Converts’ learning process of being a Muslim to move ahead in a comfortable pace. 12 cycles were offered this year and 212 students participated.

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March 4 4 12 20 5 25April 13 7 10 30 3 33May 15 4 11 30 4 34June 2 1 3 6 2 8July 13 2 2 17 4 21

August 7 7 4 18 2 20September 0 0 0 0 0 0

October 2 2 0 4 13 17November 5 2 5 12 2 14December 0 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 72 40 51 163 49 212

Solah Tutorial 1 (ST1) & Solah Tutorial Xpress (STX)As the BCI and BCX sessions approached the end of their cycles, students were advised to register for either Solah classes. This free course was one of only three programmes where classes were gender-based. The small teacher-student ratio, normally 1:8, made learning very effective.

Solah Tutorial 1 classes were also offered in express format, i.e. over a period of 4 sessions (2 hours per session) as compared to the normal ST1, which covered 6 sessions (1.5 hours per session) per cycle. The following table shows the enrolment for ST1 & STX.

Table 5: Breakdown of Students in BCI 2


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Table 6: Breakdown of Students in Solah Tutorial 1 & Solah Tutorial Xpress

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January 34 31 15 80 3 10 5 18February 1 1 0 2 7 5 4 16

March 15 3 8 26 9 12 29 50April 9 6 10 25 3 8 4 15May 15 15 9 39 9 6 7 22June 27 13 11 51 12 24 18 54July 24 12 7 43 6 15 2 23

August 17 8 11 36 13 8 6 27September 30 8 3 41 5 8 4 17

October 7 5 4 16 6 17 6 29November 11 3 7 21 8 6 7 21December 20 10 11 41 8 16 7 31

TOTAL 210 115 96 421 89 135 99 323GRAND TOTAL 421 323

Out of the 744 students, 421 attended ST1 and 323 signed up for STX: 34% Converts, and 26% non-Muslims.

Solah Tutorial 2 (ST2)ST2 was the extension of ST1, in which students were provided with explanations on the whole framework of the performance of the five daily prayers. ST1 touched only on the essentials of daily prayers whereas ST2 emphasised more on the sunnah aspects of the five obligatory prayers.

Conducted over a period of 6 lessons per cycle, it is free-of-charge. In 2009, 26 cycles were offered.

Sunnah Prayer Course (SPC)24 cycles of SPC were conducted in 2009. 2 cycles were cancelled due to no response. SPC, which was free-of-charge and lasted for 6 weeks, covered common sunnah prayers such as eid, tarawih, witr, masbuk, jama’ & qasr and janazah.


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Table 6: Breakdown of Students in ST2 and Sunnah Prayer Course

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January 1 4 2 7 5 3 3 11February 11 3 1 15 0 0 0 0

March 3 2 8 13 3 4 1 8April 2 0 2 4 1 1 2 4May 5 2 3 10 3 4 1 8June 3 1 2 6 5 1 0 6July 7 12 9 28 7 1 0 8

August 1 0 2 3 21 2 1 24September 3 11 3 17 3 5 2 10

October 11 5 1 17 8 5 1 14November 3 1 0 4 1 6 0 7December 2 2 3 7 0 1 0 1

TOTAL 52 43 36 131 57 33 11 101GRAND TOTAL 131 101

DACCnDAYSThis catered to children from 6 to 18 years old. Each child paid $30 per month for its weekly religious classes, which continued at Alkaff Kg Melayu Mosque at Bedok Reservoir Road.

There were four programmes, named after the Khulafa Rashidin, with a curriculum that aimed to produce active students who would be globally oriented and inclusive; critically aware of media, information and knowledge; successful learners; and could reflect Islamic adab and akhlaq.

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ENGLISH ISLAMIC STUDIES PROGRAMME (EISP)This programme comprised of Fiqh, Qur’an, Sirah, Tawhid and Hadith, targeted at adults in a modular system.

81 born-Muslims, 23 Converts, and 7 non-Muslims attended the programme in 2009. Refer to the Chart 10 for the breakdown.

The Qur’anic classes were made free and the number of participants attending the Qur’an module increased significantly.

313 born-Muslims, 69 Converts and 34 non-Muslims attended the Qur’anic classes in 2009. See the chart 11 below for a breakdown.

Chart 10 Registered Students in all EISP courses (except Qur’an) By Religious Type

Chart 11: Registered Students For Qur’anic Courses By Religious Type

Born Muslims - 73%

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There had been an increase in the number of registrations in 2009. This is shown by the chart below. Measures, such as increasing efforts in promotions and publicity, were executed to improve the attendance in 2009.

ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMEApart from elementary and core courses on Islam, additional courses for enrichment purposes were also provided. The following courses were conducted:

1. Marriage Guidance Course2. Understanding the Qur’an (UTQ)3. Fiqh for Ramadhan4. Fiqh (on-going)5. Fiqh for Ladies6. Adab & Akhlaq (including Hadith Arba’in)7. Prophets & Messengers8. Companions of the Prophet

Marriage Guidance Course (MGC)MGC Classes were held over two full Sundays. MGC (Express) was a compressed one-day session, offered to meet the demands of those who were on a short stay in Singapore or those who work on Sundays. It is proven that this compressed course of MGC is also highly sought after.

While the normal MGC classes were conducted at Fenara Court over two consecutive Sundays, the express sessions were conducted on any selected weekdays at the Association.

There were 12 cycles of MGC with an average of 26 students per cycle. The total number of participants for MGC was 307 and for MGC Express, 152.

Chart 12: Registration in EISP (2007-2009)


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Born-Muslims made up 58% (268 people), Converts 29% (132 people) and non-Muslims 13% (59 people). Refer to the chart below for the breakdown.

The Association was constantly in communication with the Ministry of Community, Youth and Sports (MCYS) in its efforts to improve the course.

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Understanding the Qur’an (Tafsir)This was an on-going course offered to students every Tuesday evening. It focused on the interpretation of the meaning of various chapters from the Qur’an, with explanations on the significance, relevance and lessons derived from the revelations.

Fiqh OngoingThis was an on-going course that aimed to give an insight to new Muslim brothers and sisters on various Islamic rulings relating to their daily life activities. It provided students with a lively and encouraging atmosphere to adhere to Islamic teachings.


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Fiqh for RamadhanThis specialised fiqh course was targeted at new Converts, especially those who would be experiencing Ramadhan for the first time. There were two cycles introduced with 11 students registered for this course, comprising 5 born-Muslims, 3 Converts and 3 non-Muslims.

Fiqh for LadiesThis specialised fiqh course was targeted at ladies. It started in July with 7 students, one of whom was a Convert.

TALKS & WORKSHOPSPublic TalksThe Public Lecture Series was a programme in which international scholars were invited to discuss contemporary issues pertaining to the understanding of Islam and the universal message of Islam.

DATE SPEAKER TOPIC14 Mar Dr. Jerald Frederick Dirks Stepping Into The Light16 Mar Dr. Jerald Frederick Dirks From Jesus to Muhammad: Early Christianity & Islam18 Dec Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick Jesus & Muhammad (PBUT): Their Common Message

of Peace

In-House TalksThe In-House Talk Series was a platform to engage community leaders and prominent public personalities to deliver talks on various issues of interest to the local Muslim community.

DATE SPEAKER TOPIC23 Jan Ustadz Mohd Feisal Mohd Hassan Concept of Hijrah: Relevancy in Todays’ Context20 Feb Ustadz Zhulkeflee Bin Hj Ismail Being A Muslim and It’s Challenges13 Mar Dr. Jerald Frederick Dirks The Islamic Message of Love21 Apr Shyakh Yahya Rhodus The Perfection of A Character: A Glimpse of The

Prophet (pbuh)24 Apr Dr. Kamar Oniah Kamaruzzaman Re-Activating The Islamic Civilization For A New

World Order29 May Ustadz Ismail Al-Khatib Our Lives: Tawakkal (Dependence on Allah) and Its

Aspects26 Jul Bro. Idris Tawfiq The Beauty Of Islam14 Aug Ustadz Omar Ma Yong Jian The Beauty of Fasting in Islam (in Mandarin)


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30 Oct Ustadz Muhammad Haniff Bin Hassan

Lessons from the Sacrifices of Prophet Abraham & Ishmael (pbuh)

4 Dec Ustadz Muhd Noor Deros Muslim Thinkers17 Dec Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick The Migration (Hijra) of Hope19 Dec Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick The Wonders of Islamic Science20 Dec Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick The Blessing of Being A Muslims

Ramadhan Short TalksDATE SPEAKER TOPIC22 Aug Bro. Karim Francis, Bro. Qaiser and

Bro. Feisal FernandezRamadhan Through The Lenses of The New Muslims

29 Aug Ustadz Hanapi Bin Kassim Enhancing The Spirit of Compassion05 Sept Ustadz Haron Hassan Akhtar The Miracle of The Last Revelation12 Sept Ustadz Zhulkeflee Bin Ismail Ramadhan: A Divine Gift to Mankind

WorkshopsDATE SPEAKER TOPIC14 Mar Dr. Jerald Frederick Dirks Do’s and Don’t’s of Dawah to Jews and Christians4 - 5 Apr Bro. Nuruddeen Lemu Ettiquettes of a Presenter5 Apr Bro. Nuruddeen Lemu Habits of Successful Muslim Youth4 – 5 Jun Bro. Syed Raziuddin Ali Awareness Through Masjid Tour (Introductory)6 – 7 Jun Bro. Syed Raziuddin Ali Awareness Through Masjid Tour19 Dec Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick Da’wah Approaches For Muslim Minorities

COLLABORATIONS1. Collaborations were made with various Mosque in the utilisation of our speakers

VENUE SPEAKER TOPICMoulana Ali Mosque Dr. Jerald Frederick Dirks Islamic Message of LoveAl-Khair Mosque Dr. Jerald Frederick Dirks Muslims in American HistoryAl-Abrar Mosque Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick Journey into HereafterAl-Falah Mosque Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick The Dilemma of Muslim YouthMoulana Ali Mosque Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick HijrahDarussalam Mosque Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick Muslim Spain


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2. Collaboration with Sultan Mosque, Abdul Gafoor Mosque, Discover Islam BahrainAwareness Through Masjid Tour workshops were organised with Discover Islam at the Sultan and Abdul Gafoor Mosques. It was well-received by the participants and led to the formation of a committee to bring this programme to the next level.

AL-MAWRID RESOURCE LIBRARYThe Al-Mawrid Resource Library used to be located at Wisma Indah. It has now been relocated to the 3rd floor of The Galaxy Building with a brand new look and feel.

The Library currently has a collection of over 2600 books of various themes and academic journals.

CENTRE FOR ISLAMIC MANAGEMENT STUDIES (CIMS)COURSES

CIMS had conducted the following courses in 2009:

1. Certificate in Islamic Banking and FinanceThere were two intakes:1st Intake – 20 students (April)2nd Intake – 14 students (November)

Both of the above classes were conducted at the Allson Hotel, Victoria Street.

In December, CIBF received recognition by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) under the Financial Support Development Fund (FSDF). Through this fund, any eligible students, who were from a registered financial institution with MAS, could apply for a grant of up to 70% of the CIBF fees.


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2. DiplomainIslamicStudiesProgrammeThere was one intake that started in July with 30 students. 10 converts were supported by the Association to participate in the programme.

BUSINESSOPPORTUNITIES Several business opportunities were explored with the following outcomes in 2009:

1. Singapore Workforce Development Authority (WDA) Authorized Training Organization (ATO)CIMS was approved as an ATO under the WDA in February, under the Community and Social Services provider. With this approval, CIMS started to develop the following programmes:• CS-FN-402C-1 Monitor and maintain financial records• CS-SH-401C-1 Provide and maintain a safe environment• CS-WR-401C-1 Communicate with others effectively

These programmes were scheduled for launch by June 2010.

2. Distributor Agreement for Islamic Finance Book by CERTCIMS entered into an agreement with CERT Publication, a Malaysian-based company that published Islamic Banking and Finance books. With this agreement, CIMS was able to re-distribute CERT Publication book in Singapore.

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A workshop led by Ustadz Firdaus Yahya was conducted on 15 August to prepare the Amil for the duties in the month of Ramadhan. A total of 25 participants attended the workshop and benefited from the experience shared by the learned fiqh scholar on Zakat.

‘Amilopoly’, a game related to Zakat issues, was also introduced to the participants. The game consisted of case studies as well as Zakat-related calculations and questions.

FINANCE & STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT (FSD)

ZAKAT DISBURSEMENT FOR 2009The Association’s Zakat disbursements in 2009 by Asnaf were as follows:

Gharimin, Ibnissabil & Riqab - 2%

Muallaf - 28%Fakir & Miskin - 34%

Amil - 10%

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AUDIT SUB-COMMITTEEThe Audit Sub-Committee, formed on 16 May 2009, are independent non-Exco members and have no management responsibility for the Association’s financial operations

Its principal purpose is to maintain the members’ confidence in:- • The credibility and objectivity of the financial statements published by the Association.

• The committee assist the Ex-Co in discharging their individual and collective legal responsibility for ensuring that the Association’s financial systems are providing accurate and up-to-date information on its current financial position.

• The operational effectiveness and relevance of the operations, processes and policies of the Association, in particular the adoption of good Corporate Governance practices.

• To review the Association procedures for handling allegations made by employees and members under the Association’s “whistle blowing” policy.

The members consist of:-:• Bro. Sallim Kadir – Chairman• Bro. Syed Ismail Alsagoff, Council member• Bro. Ridzuan Wu, Council member

APPOINTED EXTERNAL AUDITORSDeloitte & Touche

BANKERS CIMB Bank Bhd DBS BankHabib Bank

Malayan Banking Berhad Standard Chartered BankOversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd

FINANCE & STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT (FSD)

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MASS MEDIATHE MUSLIM READER MAGAZINE

The Muslim Reader (TMR), the Association’s flagship magazine, provided relevant information to the new Muslims, who are in tune to learn more about their faith, and to the English-speaking members of the Muslim community. Maintaining a circulation of 4,000 copies, TMR is distributed to members of the Association.

The magazines were also available for subscription and sale at the English Bookshop. The themes of the editions released in 2009 were The Love In Giving and The Rays Of Light. Another edition was still in production at the end of the year.

To create better awareness of the magazine among the general public, copies of the back issues (from before 2009) have also been distributed at selected mosques, MMOs, relevant functions organised by Inter Racial and Religious Committee Circles (IRCC), Singapore Prisons Service, Muslim students’ societies.

MARKETING & CORPORATE MARKETING & CORPORATE MARKETING & CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS (MCC)COMMUNICATIONS (MCC)COMMUNICATIONS (MCC)

TEENS’ CROSSROADS MAGAZINETeens’ Crossroads (TC) is geared primarily toward secondary and tertiary students. A column-based publication, TC presents lively articles with colour photos and illustrations to convey the energy and thought-stimulating attitude inherent in the rapidly changing world of youths.

Distributed free-of-charge, TC appeals to youngsters, aged between 14 and 21, who are curious about the world and are interested in the intriguing and youthful scenes of arts, sports, social action and technology. The themes of the editions released in 2009 were Love, Dream, Ambition bumper issue and Growing Through Adventure. Another edition was still in production at the end of the year.

Contact had been established with Mr. Koh Ann Keong, Assistant Director for Boys’ Home with the request to send Teens’ Crossroads to the Boys’ and Girls’ Home in 2009.

FREE PUBLICATIONS (FP)In the City Corner Project, through the collaboration in the Awareness Through Mosque Tour (ATMT), the FP had been distributed at the Sultan, Jame Chulia, Abdul Gafoor and Al-Abrar Mosques. This avenue provided access to non-Muslim tourists, academic and organisational tour groups to pick up books on Islam at their convenience.

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MCAS NEWS (IN-HOUSE BULLETIN; IHB)The IHB had been collated, designed, and published by the Division at quarterly intervals. This bulletin presented updated information and details on the Association programme and events. The premium spaces featured membership benefits available for staff and members, especially the newly incorporated discount privileges.

MEDIA RELATIONSPress Release, Media InvitationThe media has provided exposure to the Association programmes and events with coverage on television news, magazines, and the daily newspapers. Liaisons were maintained with news agencies, while the contents of press releases, factsheets, as well as invitations to media representatives, were designed to create awareness and generate such publicity for our key events and academic programmes.

Publicity• Article on DA in Berita Harian to publicise courses, conversion services and social bonding programmes• Article on DA in Selebriti magazine to create awareness of our programme amongst born-Muslims• Article on Dr Jerald Dirks’ Lecture Series

PROMOTIONSThroughout the year, the promotional efforts to create awareness and generate interest in the programmes, services and products of the Association include conceptualising, designing, copywriting and producing brochures, flyers, posters, signage, certificates, multimedia presentations, web banners and canvas banners. These promotional tools were displayed or distributed at relevant locations such as mosques and venues of events with similar target audience.

ADVERTISINGMedia advertising of projects and programmes of the Association include:-The Straits TimesBerita HarianBerita MingguLianhe ZaobaoTamil Murasu

Selebriti MagazineTimeout MagazinePinoy Magazine

MARKETING & CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS (MCC)

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Kindly accept our sincere apologies if any names have been omitted from this list of volunteers. May Allah (SWT) shower His Blessings on everyone who has rendered their assistance to the Association in one way or another.

We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all volunteers who have dedicated their time and effort in our activities. May Allah (SWT) reward you and your family for kind contributions.

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